News 
May 7, 2025 
5 min. 
PumpFun tokens URMOM, LLJEFFY, and AGI are among the hottest new launches capturing attention. URMOM has surged past a $14 million market cap, boasting over 50,000 daily transactions and more than 5,100 wallet holders. LLJEFFY, fueled by controversy surrounding the Zerebro founder, has spiked to a $2.8 million valuation with nearly $29 million in daily trading volume.
Meanwhile, AGI made headlines by rocketing to a $197 million market cap within its first 24 hours. However, concerns about insider token distribution continue to spark debate.
URMOM: A Rapidly Rising PumpFun Token Drawing Mixed Reactions
URMOM hit the PumpFun scene just two and a half days ago and is already making waves. With a $14 million market cap, over 50,000 daily transactions, and more than 5,100 unique holders, it’s quickly climbing the charts in terms of user interest and on-chain engagement.
Despite its momentum, early performance metrics reveal a complex picture. On-chain data from Nansen shows that both Smart Money addresses and top-performing traders recorded net losses over the past 24 hours. In contrast, whales have shown confidence by accumulating $77,650 worth of URMOM across 24 wallets.
Still, one critical aspect raises caution: token distribution. The top 100 wallets collectively hold 65% of the total supply. The top 10 wallets alone account for nearly 18%. While early accumulation is typical for new PumpFun tokens, this high level of concentration could trigger sharp price swings or sell-offs if large holders choose to exit.
Vitafin (LLJEFFY): The Viral PumpFun Token Born from Zerebro Controversy
Vitafin, trading under the ticker LLJEFFY, launched just three and a half days ago and has quickly become one of the most talked-about PumpFun tokens. This surge in attention is largely due to its connection with Zerebro founder Jeffy Yu. The token debuted on May 4, coinciding with Jeffy’s now-deleted Mirror article. Soon after its release, his social media presence and Zerebro’s official account vanished, igniting a wave of speculation.
Uncertainty persisted until Daniele Sesta publicly confirmed that Jeffy was alive. Later, Jeffy explained that his disappearance was a staged response to sustained harassment and online abuse. The incident only fueled interest in LLJEFFY. The token now boasts over 6,800 holders, more than 83,000 daily transactions, and nearly $29 million in daily trading volume.
On-chain analytics reflect mixed signals. Top PnL traders and known public wallets are in profit, with gains of $27,380 and $23,630 respectively. Meanwhile, Smart Money wallets are slightly in the red, and whales have collectively posted a $67,740 loss across 10 addresses.
Currently, newly funded wallets account for 19% of the token’s total supply, indicating rising interest from fresh participants. Interestingly, LLJEFFY displays a relatively decentralized distribution. The top 10 wallets hold just 11.27% of the total supply.
Artificial Gork Intelligence (AGI): The Latest PumpFun Sensation Raises Eyebrows
Artificial Gork Intelligence, or AGI, has rapidly emerged as one of the most explosive PumpFun tokens on the market. Launched less than 24 hours ago, it has already skyrocketed to a staggering $197 million market cap.
During its initial hours of trading, AGI recorded over 116,000 transactions and attracted more than 9,000 unique holders. This makes it one of the most viral meme coin debuts of the week. However, despite its impressive momentum, concerns about token distribution are starting to surface.
On-chain analytics from GMGN reveal that insider wallets control a substantial 42% of AGI’s total supply. While the top 10 holders own only 6.75%, which suggests some degree of decentralization, the heavy insider concentration raises red flags. This kind of allocation poses a significant risk of coordinated sell-offs or price manipulation, particularly within the hyper-volatile world of newly launched PumpFun tokens.
The timing is also notable. AGI’s rise comes amid a broader surge in PumpFun activity, which recently overtook Ethereum in daily fee revenue.
